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     3 Ways to Say I Love You in French

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2. www.youtube.com › watchHow to Pronounce AMOUR In French correctly | French ... - YouTube

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   Today we will learn how to pronounce amour in French correctly with a typical Parisian accent. In this video, you will listen and learn how to say amour. Fol...

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3. www.connexionfrance.com › magazine › aimer-adorerAimer, adorer, kiffer: understand the language of love in France

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   Feb 14, 2024 · Je t’aime is an emotionally charged phrase for French people. It is the highest expression of love that you can give someone and is only reserved to the people closest to you. If your French partner tells you je t’aime, then you should have no doubt whatsoever about their feelings. Je t’aime is hardly ever heard in commercials or casual ...

4. dictionary.cambridge.org › french-english › amourAMOUR | translate French to English - Cambridge Dictionary

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   AMOUR translate: love, love, love, darling, dear, love, love, romance. Learn more in the Cambridge French-English Dictionary.

5. www.ithinklanguages.com › the-meaning-of-amour-2The meaning of amour: English translation and more

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   Apr 20, 2024 · The English translation of amour is “love.”. However, this translation is different from the French word. The concept of ”amour” in French culture is often used to describe a deep and passionate love beyond simple affection or attraction. It is a love that is all-consuming, intense, and sometimes even obsessive.

6. www.ithinklanguages.com › talking-about-love-in-frenchTalking About Love in French : Aimer, Adorer, Préferer, Détester

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   Apr 20, 2024 · To love something. adorer. To like something. aimer, aimer bien. To say l love you, in French say Je t’aime. To say l like you, in French say Je t’aime bien. To say l like something (coffee), in French you say J‘aime le café. To say l love something like coffee; you say J‘adore le café or J’en suis fou or Je craque!

7. www.collinsdictionary.com › english-french › amourFrench translation of 'amour' - Collins Online Dictionary

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   French Translation of “AMOUR” | The official Collins English-French Dictionary online. ... In this short article, we explain and provide some examples of the most ...

8. dictionary.reverso.net › french-english › amouramour translation in English | French-English dictionary ...

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   nm. (=sentiment pour une personne) love. (=sentiment pour quelque chose) l'amour de qch love of sth. son amour de la nature his love of nature. (=liaison) love affair, love. un amour de jeunesse a youthful romance. (=union sexuelle) love-making. pendant l'amour during love-making.

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   What does Amour mean in French?

   • They are in love with one another. It was a beautiful romance, but it didn’t last. (Translation of amour from the PASSWORD French-English Dictionary © 2014 K Dictionaries Ltd) AMOUR translate: love, love, love, darling, dear, love, love, romance. Learn more in the Cambridge French-English Dictionary.

   AMOUR | translate French to English - Cambridge Dictionary

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   What does 'amore' mean in French?

   • The French for ‘love’ is amour. Amore is actually an Italian term for love (BTW).

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   What does 'Je t'aime d'amour' mean in English?

   • n. n. 'Je t'aime d'amour' means 'sorrow of love', 'heartbreak', 'broken heart', or 'heartache' in English.

   amour translation in English | French-English dictionary | Reverso

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   How do you say 'I Love You' in French?

   • A lot of French people consider it almost sacred and only use it very occasionally. Others, especially younger people, use it more liberally and not just in a romantic sense. Read also: Many English speakers think ' je t'adore ' is the most intimate way to say 'I love you', because adorer translates to 'love' in English, and aimer to 'like'.

   Aimer, adorer, kiffer: understand the language of love in France

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   Do French have a word for like and love?

   • The first common misunderstanding comes from the fact that French has one word for like and love. However, that doesn’t mean they don’t differentiate between two degrees of love. They are just expressed in different ways. Here is how they differentiate between the two meanings.

   Talking About Love in French : Aimer, Adorer, Préferer, Détester

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   Which French verb has the same ending as Aimer?

   • The verb aimer belongs to the 1. group of regular French verbs, ending in -er. Present- verb aimer To see how aimer conjugates in other modes and tenses, take a look at the Conjugator. The verb adorer belongs to the same regular group of verbs, and therefore, has the same endings as aimer.

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